Sentence examples for increasingly localized from inspiring English sources

In particular, the β transition was made increasingly localized by increasing the POSS content.

Addition of a surface active agent was found to induce increasingly localized leaching activity of bacterial cells.

For example, if we use (e.g.,, for 4 decomposition levels), or if we ignore the global averages altogether, (i.e., the contributions from level ), then the lower-level features (which are increasingly localized) can be used to predict the amount of motion.

That, he added, only furthered the need to broker a deal now, rather than let the violence spiral into increasingly localized power struggles.

This may suggest that speech processing in infancy engages a wider range of brain regions and becomes increasingly localized over development (Johnson, 2001).

However, when the HCC progressed from a well differentiated to a poorly differentiated stage, hnRNP A2/B1 was increasingly localized in the cytoplasm.

Google's MD for MENA, Ari Kesisoglu, recently noted that the region generates 167 million video views per day, second only to the U.S. The addition of Arabizi is part of Google's push to make its brand and services increasingly more localized — and also more ubiquitous.

Among the challenges Yemen faces is that the country has increasingly seen localized, tribal conflict leading to small-scale short-term displacements.

This future may "become increasingly regionalized and localized," predicts the report.

When several dozen academics, diplomats, and energy experts gathered last year in Berlin to imagine what the world would be like if most of its energy came from renewables instead of fossil fuels, they came to the conclusion that this future may "become increasingly regionalized and localized".

Developing countries are also more often sites for the emergence of infectious diseases and in an increasingly connected world, localized outbreaks can rapidly 'go global' with devastating health and economic impacts.